The Lord's Supper: Luke 22, Mark 14, John 13, Matthew 26

Who were looking to get rid of Jesus? (Luke 22: 2)

• The chief priests and the teachers of the law

• A few of the disciples

• The Roman soldiers and the Temple guards

• Herod and Pontius Pilate

Into which of the Twelve did Satan enter? (Luke 22: 3)

• Simon Peter

• John
• Matthew the Tax Collector

• Judas Iscariot

What did the chief priests and the officers of the Temple guard offer to Judas to betray Jesus? (Luke 22: 5 side note)

• Fifty pieces of gold
• A place to hide
• Thirty pieces of silver
• A position within the Temple

On the first day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread, what was customary to be sacrificed? (Mark 14: 12)

• A Passover lamb
• A dove
• A bull
• A goat

The Feast of Unleavened Bread is an annual commemoration of ... (Mark 14: 12 side note)

• the giving of the Ten Commandments
• the building of the Temple
• the Israelites' exodus from Egypt
• the harvest festival

During the Feast of Unleavened Bread , every family would eat unleavened Bread for ... (Mark 14: 12 side note)

• ten days before the Passover meal

• seven days before the Passover meal

• a week following the Passover meal

• three days before and three days after the Passover meal

During Passover, a ____________ was sacrificed in remembrance of the meal God instructed them to eat on the night the Lord "passed over" their homes.

• lamb
• pair of doves

• bull

• goat

According the John, Jesus was crucified at the same time as the slaughter of the lambs on Passover. Jesus offered Himself as... (Mark 14: 12 and John 1: 29)

• Jesus offered Himself as a High Priest.
• Jesus offered Himself as the Lamb of God.
• Jesus offered Himself as a King.
• Jesus offered Himself as a Prophet.

During the Last Supper, Jesus told the disciples that one of the Twelve would betray him. But He said, "Woe to that man who betrays the Son of Man! ..." (Mark 14: 21)

• He will be forgiven and welcomed back.

• It would be better for him if he had never been born.
• It would be better for him to confess his sins.
• He will be rewarded for his actions.